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Grant success to deliver new treatments for heart disease
WHO and AIHW release new mental health data
Annual AIHW report highlights need for veterans’ support
HON ANDREW GEE – Annual AIHW Report highlights need for veteran support
Annual reporting about Australian Defence Force suicide deaths expanded to include members who served since 1985
Cardiovascular disease deaths continue to fall, however 1.2 million Australians affected by heart, stroke or vascular disease
How COVID-19 changed way Australians used health services in 2019-20
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New report highlights help provided by Specialist ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾lessness Services in communities across Australia
Progress of measures in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Performance Framework 2020 show mixed results
Emergency department visits surged during 2019-20 bushfire season
First-of-its-kind report shines light on experiences of women in Australian prisons
We urge women to keep up with cervical screening
Health spending grew by 3.1% during 2018-19
More Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are accessing eye health services according to AIHW Report
Improvements in eye health among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
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Blood cancer diagnoses up 38% while regional patients face biggest barriers to survival
New report sheds light on sexual assault in Australia
Mesothelioma patients are living longer after diagnosis, despite rising death rate
Overweight and obesity more common among some groups of Australian children and adolescents
New data reveals insured patients can still face significant out-of-pocket dental costs
³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ report card examines COVID-19 and other health issues in Australia
Smoking rate falls to 11%, alcohol consumption stable and use of some illicit drugs is
Overnight hospital stays becoming shorter and same-day hospitalisations increasing
2.9 million emergency department visits for lower-urgency conditions
More Australians treated for alcohol use than any other drug
Lower rate of young Indigenous people in youth justice system
1 in 5 Aussies aged 45 and over experience chronic pain
Understanding how people with dementia use health services in their last year of life

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